People Are Stealing Money in Viral "She Deserves the Purse" Challenge!

[@SocialSymone]

What do y'all think about this challenge? Do you think that the social media influencers are posting it for clout or do you consider this just to be a good deed? Should this be posted? How do you feel about the people who are going into the baby supplies scavenging for money?

[@maracarlisle]

if they didnt post it on the internet, people wouldnt do the challenge in the first place. So it is better that they did even if some steal the money, some money might still reach the mothers. Or they could have donated the money.

[@CJ-gt9xs]

Genuine good deeds never require an audience. Yes posting can be for inspiration purposes, but outside of that it comes off as just seeking external validation.

[@WhoCaresAlisha]

Back in college, we had a Random Act of Kindness day. Anyway, the idea was that the person was supposed to be surprised by it. People would do stuff like sticking $20s into vending machines. The idea is that you don't announce it, you just do it to help someone out. I personally think filming it takes the humanity away.

[@luizazac]

It’s kinda dumb to be honest. Isn’t it better to film themselves donating baby/kids supplies to shelters and community centers? I don’t like people only doing this for content but if you’re gonna do it, do it properly.

[@shaylarizzo9337]

Target actually has the cheapest diapers when you buy the large Target brand diapers. It's the main place I bought diapers for my kid when she was young and money was tight

[@lumilucid8587]

Oh, they are not doing this for "mothers", let's get this clear, they are investing money into the views and clout - look at those poses and faces.

[@DeadDancers]

Agreed. It still helps the person who finds the money, which is good, but they’re filming it because they’re only doing it for the attention and praise ‘being a giver’ will get them.

[@chrissoto4878]

That and I bet a solid few of the people taking the money just placed money under an item in a random baby section in a store are recorded themselves taking it; just to troll people who weren't trying to help anyways. Tbh there are better ways to help mothers. Donate to a women's shelter or other related services??? Only on tik tok/the internet do people make up these harebrained attempts at altruism; it's just content creation. This is on par with leaving a sandwich in an alley way cause homeless people deserve to eat. Lemme not say that too loudly tho before these vultures coin the 'they deserved the sandwich' trend next 😒

[@Meocross]

@@DeadDancers The point is, people are doing good things and assholes are ruining the whole experience.

[@owlproblem7230]

Exactly this. It's disgusting

[@Simplelivingslowliving]

Thank you.

[@cynabonabelle]

No one would be stealing like this if they just never posted about it lol. People don’t like altruism anymore

[@andaisshadows5285]

This! stop being so performative for social media.

[@singthescripturesmusic7243]

💯

[@sebastianmosqueda5959]

Honestly, I think a lot of it is for the clout. Otherwise, why would they feel the need to film it? I do things like that too, but nobody needs to know about it. Just do the good deed and let it be.

[@bbssxcugc_]

So ur saying that people in this country is selfish, entitled, greedy etc?, I agree

[@tessahiggins8142]

​@sebastianmosqueda5959 Exactly. Why not just leave it or just buy something for a woman with kids in the store and say nothing?

[@Malmart95]

They are going to start locking up items in the baby section now because of this trend

[@TaylorX3]

Exactly because some of that stuff like the medicine and formula is going to start going to claims aka the trash because nobody is gonna buy it.

[@jkseraphim4]

They've already did. But not because of this challenge.😒

[@100Stratusfiedx]

Don’t they already do this ? That’s why I was shocked at this

[@RubLuvMode]

@@jkseraphim4 Not locked up in any stores where I live. Yet.

[@keashablew7728]

Yep….

[@Piecesofthepie]

Hear me out. What if she decided she just didn't like it anymore..

[@711g]

My thoughts. The "challenge" is based on an assumption.

[@OutriderKiki]

Or the kid grabbed the purse and the mom said no and just left it there 😂

[@Popcontrol]

Literally I’ll leave anything, anywhere lol

[@flohough1870]

@@OutriderKiki my exact thought.

[@geramarie]

Good pov

[@oniciamuller]

Every single person who participated was clout chasing. Mothers who are really in need are not shopping at Target. They could have hidden the cash without broadcasting their good deed. They could have gifted the money to someone in their life or to an organization

[@catherinevaz6139]

You’re right! They could give to a charity. But we know it’s all about views. It’s going to create chaos at those supermarkets! Wait until people open up items hoping to find money…

[@dominqueb10]

😂 where do you think low income ppl shop? They’re regular ppl.

[@kistelkistel]

​@@dominqueb10 Walmart. Target is too overpriced but they still do it anyway

[@e8355.]

@@kistelkistelyou sound so ignorant! I literally only buy my eggs from Target because they sell cartons of 18ct eggs for $3! And I know a lot of other items that are cheaper at Target than they are at “cheap” or “discount” grocery stores!

[@e8355.]

@@kistelkistelAlso, not everyone has a Walmart available to them! I know I don’t! There literally isn’t one near me for MILES & MILES…

[@evynp]

Or... Or... Maybe people could stand in the store and personally hand someone a gift card who they see purchasing diapers/wipes or other baby products?

[@711g]

Right. Hand it to them and walk away. No cameras.

[@Thighlicious]

and they do exist, theyre all around, theyre working hard everyday

[@MixedChick1]

Exactly!. They want to do it in a cool way for clout.

[@xelectrix]

Or buy baby products and donate them.

[@tiaraw872]

Why should someone wait in the store for someone to walk down a hallway when they can do it the way they choose 😂

[@Golden.Delight]

Back in 2016 i found a $20 bill in my baby wipes and i started crying. Now its a trend and defeats the purpose.

[@ThatGirlJD]

So this has been a thing? I know it's done for baby shower gifts.

[@kyliCatherine1]

I used to do this years ago, I had no idea it was a trend. I would leave money near low budget items like ramen noodles, etc. I never thought to put it in diapers, but that is a great idea if it hadn’t become a trend…

[@shaypope4732]

Look at God

[@shaypope4732]

​@@kyliCatherine1I did similar but with pads even the breast one's lol

[@kenda.mariexx3996]

A couple thoughts: -its for clout. You wouldnt post if it wasnt. -its a waste of product and will raise prices once all of the opened items are thrown out. -more than likely, the items moms need will be put behind locks and cause more work for the moms.

[@dismurrart6648]

Yup. Damaged and stolen inventory costs get added onto the cost of everything else and it's frustrating that people don't realize that.

[@vickieclark5931]

So true. These clout chasers are just making things more expensive for people by posting this stuff on the internet. So, it defeats the purpose of "helping" a mother.

[@samanthamireles4995]

Yup walmarts in my area already have formula behind glass doors.

[@curiouslytot1950]

Yeah. Few moms will take something that looks open because you don’t know what happened to that product… especially not meds or wipes.

[@eyeknow8009]

i like how the woman who started this "trend" saw a purse left in the diaper section and just "assumed" that it was a mom who made a choice between buying a cheap purse or diapers lmao THE AMOUNT OF HOOPS OF LOGIC you have to jump through to make that conclusion is mind boggling to me 😂😂😂

[@dismurrart6648]

Right?!

[@SinTeller]

People leave random crap everywhere. One time I found baby clothes in the cleaning section. I guess having an air freshener is more important than their baby having warm clothes 😂😂 No but fr, people just impulse grab things and decide they don’t want it anymore. It happens with all kinds of product, including frozen food which then has to be tossed for being left to spoil. They buy Starbucks and leave it half consumed on the shelf (must have a crap ton of money to do that). Some nasties even eat some food and put the rest on the shelf next to/on a product (if you do this you’re a *redacted*). Shucks, let’s talk about the abandoned carts with a few items in them. Oh no, they had to pick between getting their groceries or making their doctor’s appointment on time. Their kid just got suspended and now they have to pick them up. Oh no, a customer just got abducted by a UFO mid-shop!!

[@vickieclark5931]

@@SinTeller Exactly! As someone who has worked in grocery for a long time, people NEVER put stuff back. They always leave it right where it does NOT belong. It's ridiculous for that girl to make that assumption because someone left something where it does not go. Most people do that. These trends are idiotic.

[@alexibarra4675]

My thought exactly. I was like I don’t know a single good mother that would grab a purse while strapped for cash. Sure there are some bad moms but it’s likely a teen or young adult. Some diapers are also next to women’s hygiene stuff so maybe it was a budget thing but not a mother specifically 🤷🏽🤷🏽

[@Somebodyelse141]

Eh. I don't think it's that much of a stretch. Any reason you can come up with is just imagination

[@radhiadeedou8286]

Something just crossed my mind, there's a good possibility that a woman just changed her mind about a purse while she was walking through the baby aisle and people online created this whole drama

[@Raebrained]

It couldve also been a lazy employee who just threw it up there 😂

[@VioletWaves44]

My thoughts exactly. People online are ridiculous man.

[@silverdove9911]

Girl im in seattle and if the crackheads see those videos best believe ALL the baby supplies are about to be stripped from stores.

[@donkeywithascarf2435]

I live in Olympia, but yeah, Seattle is crazy like that. 😂

[@silverdove9911]

@@donkeywithascarf2435 the ROSS and Target on pike and 3rd about to be something for sure.

[@TheZamfot]

😂😂😂😂

[@saratodd6887]

Today I had an experience where I used discernment. A man outside of Burlington asked for $ for a new hat because his head was getting sunburnt (I live in AZ so it’s very hot and he was indeed burnt badly🥺) I usually say no to people asking for money but I offered to buy him one instead and he lit up instantly. I was hesitant because I am a single girl but I got him a hat of his choosing for $8. He thanked me profusely before he went on his way. Good dead, no camera in his face- if your first thought is to film then you’re doing it for the wrong reasons 🤷‍♀️

[@adinadade8167]

yea this AZ heat played a joke on us, thought it was gone but it was just playing peek-a-boo. So thankful that you got him a hat as well ❤❤

[@saratodd6887]

@@adinadade8167 thank you:) no but FR! It’s spooky season but the heat wants to stick around for it too🙄😂

[@Bunsense_Gaming]

You did the right thing by getting the item and not just giving money. Some people don't actually want the item and it's a false pretense to get money

[@k.w.1459]

Sara, very nice of you. Though i will caution that he could have simply returned the item for cash or credit even without then receipt in most places if it had a tag on it still. That being said I might’ve still bought him one. Or said sorry, but secretly gone back home, driven back to the store and given him one I had.

[@kate_6436]

I don’t understand this trend. If you wanna help struggling mothers just donate to your local women’s shelter WITHOUT filming it goodness. The people doing the “Good deed” while doing good were still clout chasing and probably gaining money via streams anyway. And I hope everyone who tore up the baby section was seen on the Target cameras and gets charged for everything they stole.

[@candratethys]

That really hit me too. Especially when they were saying you can’t do anything good. Like, these women’s shelters would love the donation but because there’s no clout it’s not an option apparently.

[@KS-ev2zu]

That's all what it is, clout. Putting money into expensive baby products (they could have at least done it to off brand/store brand options) is not doing the most good for someone in need. It's doing the most good lining the posters pockets when they get views. Like you mentioned the donation could have made a real difference to a women's shelter!

[@GwenApMannanan]

Just be careful what women’s shelter. Some are really good, but there’s one in my city that won’t take any comfort items, make up, really high quality clothes, etc that many do for the mothers. They tell you that if you have things to donate to just take them to the their thrift store so they can sell them all, that they don’t do any comfort items for the women, and that they prefer if you just donate money. Also they have really shitty Google reviews spanning years on how they mistreated women seeking help. So do your research before donating

[@tungstenmouse]

@@GwenApMannananthat’s awful! Good point!

[@nikinams]

Even though this might have started from a good heart, at the end of the day baby products getting destroyed is just sad. And eventually stores will lock them up.

[@wysteriafox2977]

As a retail worker, this is literally just making so much work for the employees who are already overworked and underpaid. 😭 Because all those products that are ripped open esp. medicine, have to be claims in the back. It takes up employee time to have to fix that and it steals company money. Which in turn makes the companies charge more, and also lock up more behind plastic cases making you waste more time out of your valuable day.

[@env1878]

What’s funny is some of the items they’re tucking money away in are high end expensive brands that genuinely poor mothers wouldn’t look twice at. Which just further proves the point these people only care about publicity and getting a virtual pat on the back for their “heroism”

[@NotWaffleRoblox]

don't be like the pagans they like being praised, for fasting the "pagans" made it look like theyre tired and things so people will notice them and say oh this person is fasting, honestly that quote reminds me of this situation (im a catholic)

[@NotWaffleRoblox]

i mean you can record it but if ur doing this just give it to the mom, techinally their not doing it for free bc what about the money they get from tiktok? tiktok prob gives them 5x the amount they gave

[@NotWaffleRoblox]

if its a non profit video with no monetisation its fine but srsly most of these tiktok creators do monetize thier vids

[@NotWaffleRoblox]

oop not pagans i mean hypocrites

[@VioletWaves44]

@@NotWaffleRoblox All religions act like victims. It's because the role of organized religion is to keep you disempowered. Including atheism. Pagan is an extremely expansive term to use in this context. Paganism is generally more open-ended.

[@eyeknow8009]

lmao that woman really hugging her man in the aisle really making it about herself 😂😂😂

[@rao8559]

yeah that was really icky

[@helenarichard]

Another dumb internet thing I didn't know about and still not care about.

[@anaisniakissa]

Matthew 6:2-3 Thus, whenever you give to the poor, do not blow a trumpet before you, as the hypocrites in the synagogues and in the streets like to do, that they may be recognized and honored and praised by men. Truly I tell you, they have their reward in full already. But when you give to charity, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing

[@whyguitarguy1]

💯💯💯💯

[@NotWaffleRoblox]

yess!! im a catholic!! i do agree with this, and i thought it was quite fitting do not blow a trumpet (do not record yourself doing the good deed) if you do a good deed by heart God might give you twice the amount honored and praised by men ( getting praised online)

[@avengermkii7872]

I've never seen an egregious attempt at grandstanding. Jesus Christ, how about just buying baby products and donating them to a charity? It's bad enough stores have to put dumb locks on products but now they just want more chaos at a store.

[@whenyouwishuponastar6643]

And a lot of these folks have friends and relatives that need help and they’re putting a $20 in a target diaper box instead of

[@Y2kaestheticcc]

This is the TRUTH! 🙌🏼

[@Galworld761]

That is their business. No one is entitled to their money. You have the right to burn your money in a pit.

[@CosyKitty]

I'm pretty sure burning money intentionally is illegal...

[@Rastaferrari829]

@@Galworld761 selective empathy is not empathy 😂

[@Boberjai]

Wouldn’t this be considered tampering with a product?

[@dismurrart6648]

Yup it absolutely is

[@sebastianmosqueda5959]

I don't think so. Not unless you break a seal.

[@lemongeth]

Could be an issue for the diapers. Moneys really dirty and touches a lot of hands so it’s got germs. But I don’t have kids I don’t know

[@vickieclark5931]

@@sebastianmosqueda5959 Well, this trend is causing lots of those seals to be broken. These businesses are losing lots of money because most of that stuff like diapers and wipes you can't sell if it's not sealed up.

[@XLT999]

Hell yeah

[@Kitty.Nocturne]

This kind of stuff wouldn’t happen if people didn’t post everything online

[@lauraann7816]

Me again-- the medicine! They rip open medicines! How would they like it if their child had a fever at night and a Target run was the easiest way to get some "Tylenol" and come to find out it's either all ripped open or removed from the shelves by Target because it couldn't be sold since it was ripped open? These are some sick people period and they should be prosecuted.

[@fyoutube9410]

Seems like a stupid trend, you have no idea who is going to pick up the next product. Why not funnel the money directly to the people who need it.

[@Darryll111]

We know some of them are acting like they are leaving money & gifts but in reality going back and recollecting it off camera. It’s for the video.

[@lauraann7816]

My daughter-in-law works at Target. Two days ago a man bought a suitcase. He was suspicious as the suitcase seemed to be very heavy. They didn't have him on camera but checked the suitcase. It had several Stanley cups and 10 cans of baby formula inside. NOT paid for. Now the formula can't be sold in case it was tampered with. So a mom who needed a can of that formula may not get one. He wasn't stealing a single can of formula because he had no money and had a hungry baby at home-- he was going to sell it with a Stanley cup. That type of person makes me as you said "clutch my pearls " Also obviously Target loses enough merchandise via theft-- now they can't sell the ransacked items either. My daughter-in-law is is 5 months pregnant and that just adds to my concerns.

[@redparis9225]

There is a VERY good chance an employee is going to find it. Employees have to zone those aisles every day multiple times

[@CocoKoi321]

Theres a good chance female employees who also are wicked perpetuated the trend to also cash the money There's so much possibilities for manipulation in this trend it's literally about LEAVING MONEY EVERYWHERE

[@Kingofthenet2]

True, I hope so

[@valarmorghulis4801]

Some gonna be working overtime now 😂

[@vickieclark5931]

That is true. I bet most of that money is found by employees. They are always cleaning, organizing, and facing those shelves multiple times a day. So, most of that money is probably going to them.

[@twistedlittlepuppy]

honestly, I'd argue that mom working at Target needs that money more than a mom shopping at Target. That's yet another reason why this challenge is stupid, b/c who are we to assume?

[@lauraann7816]

Back yet again-- I just talked to my daughter-in-law. She said they haven't hit the medicine yet, but the boxes of diapers have all been ripped open at the bottom. The plastic has been taken off of wipes. And the lids are being ripped off formula. She said they don't want to have to lock it all up but it looks like it's going to come to that. They are short handed as it is. Now people will be needed to unlock stuff. No good deed goes unpunished definitely has a little truth to it.

[@skip4576]

All of this because someone projected a narrative onto the fact that someone stuck a purse in the baby aisle. Someone could’ve been deciding between two purses as they walked down that aisle and just put the one they didn’t want on the shelf out of laziness. A mom could’ve been shopping with her daughter who picked up the purse in an attempt to get mom to buy it for her and the mom said no. Or any other scenario. People leave stuff on shelves they shouldn’t all the time. More likely than not it means nothing.

[@reggie2898]

It's a classic case of projection... there are many single mothers in this country that are struggling. I'm sure one of them saw that picture of the purse on the shelf, her imagination kicked in, and the rest was Tik Tok history...

[@711g]

1. This started based on an assumption. People leave stuff anywhere in stores that they don't want. 2. Do the deed and keep it pushing. Stop posting everything. 3. Opportunists will always ruin what was "intended" to be good. 4. Assuming everyone is chronically online in the whole country is wild. Yea, let me go ransack every Walmart in my area because everyone must know about it and is doing it. I had no clue till this video. 5. You're destroying/tampering with product that now has to be damaged out. Those wipes/ diapers/formula could've been the last ones that someone needed, but now it has get trashed. 6. The workers have to now be on guard, clean up your messes, and restock. More work for already strained employees. 🙄

[@BeutifulBeholder]

Idk, I am of the mind. If it really was out of the kindness of someone's heart, I wouldn't hear about it. Why do something nice for someone and show it? Is it for the person to help them, or do you want the glory and attention? Why film it?

[@Sweet_Dee]

I feel like the person who started the trend probably had good intentions and maybe they were just trying to put the idea out there in hopes of helping more mothers. (Because I'm sure a lot of people would never have thought to do this on their own). But after that video blew up, there was really no good reason for everyone else to film themselves participating. The raiding could have been prevented if more people did the nice thing in private. No one would raid their local baby aisle because one person made a video slipping cash into items. But since people all over the country/world are posting themselves doing this, the scumbags realized they might actually have a chance at finding money in a box of diapers.

[@YKKY]

I don't understand this... About three years ago there was a woman with a baby in need. Someone wrote into a group on FB about her, asking if people had xlothes, food, baby cosmetics, nappies, etc to spare. Not a single person wrote telling this person that they'd help. I wrote a DM to them and in short, ended up getting things for the wee family for few months. But I didn't understand why no one else even expressed empathy. Then my mum said "They are asking for real addressed help, you cannot make it glamorous and fancy, so they thought it's not worth it for them." Humans are the most disappointing creatures on this planet. I am now a mama myself and I hope to raise my child kinder, gentler and humble. Humans, do better!

[@RahYisrael99]

Exactly. I've given to many people for many different reasons. And guess what?? I have no proof/evidence of it. Because it was to help the person in need. Not for attention. God bless you for helping the family out.

[@inprogress9757]

Girrrl the consistency!! Lets gooo

[@SocialSymone]

Thank you so much!!! ❤️

[@tianathomas7732]

I thought this trend was cute but I always questioned why they didn’t just hand it to the single mothers and fathers they see in the store. The money in the packages could end up with some rich mother who doesn’t need the little $20. Also, how do we know they’re not taking the money back instead of actually leaving it. Handing it to people is way more believable

[@bugshavehearts]

I know it's supposed to be a nice thing but A) Tampering with children's products isn't okay, and it's cash it's so gross. B) recording a good act doesn't make you a good person

[@groolissa]

i knew people would start snatching up the cash as soon as i saw the first video 💀

[@karicewillis]

One of the people speaking in this video said something like,"I knew this trend was going to quickly go the wrong way as soon as it happened." 🤔💡

[@twilson2605]

Retail workers ain’t getting paid enough to deal with that BS

[@ruffr4bb1t]

Not to mention the people tearing through the objects make them much more difficult or even impossible to actually sell contributing to waste and plastic buildup

[@Eddysig]

This is the BIGGEST example of "you guys ruined it for everybody" that i have EVER seen man. Lunch lady story time was nothing man (thanks 4th graders in 2010)

[@stephanie-ty3df]

I was thinking the same thing as that man. Why would you put $20 bills in a diaper box at Walmart?? No one who is struggling goes to target, especially to buy food or baby stuff for themselves. My family never bought necessities at target. We only went there if we were getting a gift for a birthday party or baby shower. I also think it’s so dumb to record yourself going and hiding money, like people are going to look for it, they could just make a video of them saying that they did this and say how hard it is being a mom and how they want to support other moms.

[@skylightergacha6791]

I struggle and get my diapers from target you know they have store brand also luvs is cheap they cost the same at Walmart. You don’t have to be shopping the whole store just cuz you go in for diapers

[@5_C_G]

Narcissists everywhere.

[@kibibijoseph5]

Man what?? What if I’m not necessarily a struggling mother and you’re just giving me money?….idk but like the girl in the video said, find an organization or if there’s a mother actively in the isle offer them the money

[@radhiadeedou8286]

If you wanna help out, ask people in your community if they know a struggling family, don't throw your money not knowing where it might end up

[@adinadade8167]

bingo!!

[@sackyhackMxO]

Women’s shelters

[@kaylagonzalez3340]

“that’s between them and God” period

[@smushles19]

people are leaving money to make themselves fell good/get attention online, rather than for the benefit of others

[@mephistopheles4910]

The annoying part of this trend is the initial post was a fan fiction story made up by the OP. We don't know for a fact that a mother gave up a purse for baby formula. So basically, everyone involved in this "she deserved the bag" challenge are using altruism to feel good about themselves.

[@arthefuture]

I think both parties are wrong…dropping random bills into stuff for clout is wack and also trying to find it is wack too…. Donate to a charity or help a person out directly would be much better

[@MrFaceoff188]

0:45 I don't think it's a sacrifice that you choose Food for the baby you made over a purse

[@eyeknow8009]

lmao right? like it's a cheap ass purse it's not exactly a "sacrifice"

[@aliciacb8284747274]

Yup, don’t make babies you can’t pay for

[@Somebodyelse141]

You sound like you've never been poor

[@Jae-by3hf]

@@Somebodyelse141shouldn’t have been reproducing if you are poor

[@Somebodyelse141]

@@Jae-by3hf that has nothing to do with my comment

[@thisgirl7024]

I understand that the original post might have been made with good intentions I’m just confused how a purse in a baby section is what led to all of this? At first I thought it was a purse that was forgotten because thats just the kind of day the mom was having or something but this is just not the first place my mind would go 😅 I worked in retail (Target actually lol) back when I was in school and it was just expected to find stuff misplaced everywhere in the store because it was easier to leave it there than go put it back where you got it. Idk I just dont really see how a misplaced purse led to this realization that yes, people are struggling and moms can absolutely have it harder (if they’re actually trying to be a good parent) but I think there are better ways to ensure you’re actually helping the population you’re trying to help like donating to shelters or food banks, etc. Or if you really want to help right there in the store, hang out around the checkout lines and choose who you directly want to bless by offering to pay for those wipes/diapers etc. or even giving them a gift card. I don’t think it needs to be publicized but that’s a whole other thing lol

[@711g]

Ditto. As a fellow retail worker, people leave stuff in random places all the time. There are so many ways to pass it on that doesn't come off as clout chasing and self-serving. And also doesn't harm the store.

[@thrill102]

It’s something you would only understand if you yourself are a mom. It happens. In the baby aisle choosing to get something your baby needs that happens to be more expensive than you thought or the price went up and now that small you item you were gonna get for yourself is out of the budget. So it ends up on a shelf somewhere.

[@vickieclark5931]

So true. I thought that it was a purse that a poor mom left behind because she was so tired and busy. That does happen. But to come to that conclusion about a purse being put in the wrong aisle. That is just weird to me. We all see things in wrong aisles all of the time at the grocery and retail stores. People are lazy and don't put stuff back. More than likely it was a lazy person that felt too entitled to put the purse back where she found it. That's what I would bet on.

[@vickieclark5931]

@@thrill102 Well, that would be kind of weird because if you are a struggling parent, a purse is the last thing you would be looking at anyways. So that purse sitting there was more than likely a lazy person that decided to not put it back. As someone who works in grocery, I see that happen ALL the time.

[@BobSure_AKA_PotatoSmasher]

Imagine a life so devoid of meaning that you have to post everything you do. #Idiocracy

[@NotWaffleRoblox]

#hypocrite

[@Jp_vk]

Target IS Expensive! We have a tiny little Target in my town and there’s hardly anyone there! But you go to Walmart here and it’s packed and if you go later in the day and shelves are empty! Broke people in need ain’t shopping at Target! Theft is rampant where I live, stores here are locking up high priced baby formula and other items.

[@kellytawney4604]

The thing about this “trend” that angered me was they were mostly putting the $ in the pampers and expensive name brands and I’m like I struggled when my daughter was a baby and I could never afford the big brand names as other poor mothers will not either so it will not help the ones who really need it still!!

[@tyhodges6465]

Oh wow. This is the best challenge I've ever seen. Very sad that people who are not mothers/fathers or guardians are seeing this and are taking the goods.😢😢😢😢

[@00Anew00]

❤I loved the discernment conversation against negative motives and how the world is fallen/evil - your preaching to the choir sis! ❤

[@abyz9774]

What do you mean mothers are sacrificing pursues to get essentials for their babies??? They supposed to do that

[@Somebodyelse141]

If they don't have the money for both, sure, but it's really weird to say moms are "supposed" to do that. Do you think rich moms are sacrificing their purses? It's not a universal issue

[@NealBurkard-ut1oo]

For real 😂, becoming a parent requires certain responsibilities. We going to reward people for showing up to work next?

[@abyz9774]

@@Somebodyelse141 Rich moms don’t have to worry about choosing what to buy because they have the money for both.

[@Somebodyelse141]

@@abyz9774 that's what I said

[@Suhaylyalloo]

Every parent deserves to get themselves nice things once in a while, they're humans 2.

[@jacintadiverdi2699]

A few months ago, my husband and I were grocery shopping with our 2 year old and an older women came up to our car as we were leaving, handed me a $50 bill, and said, "you're good parents, I want you to treat yourselves to a nice lunch." No camera, no one else to see her and praise her for blessing us like that...I could've cried. We had been cutting extra spending to $0 for months at that point and she will never know how fortunate she made us feel in that moment.

[@tonysr1983]

It's pretentious...a genuine good deed isn't gonna be recorded and posted on social media. I bet most of those women are picking that money right back up as soon as they stop recording

[@thewritevibe]

And these shameless people proudly share their faces online... disgusting.

[@EnriqueMaxx]

These people don't give af about those mothers. They want a viral video. You're kidding yourself if you don't think the majority of those people didn't just take their own money back once the phone got put away

[@Cozy_with_SerenityStorm]

Queen, I discovered you a few weeks ago and have been truly enjoying your content, and not because I agree with a large percentage of it. I love your commentary, thought process, and deliverence. I find my self watching more and more of your content. Thank you, and peace, love, grace, mercy, and safety to you and your family!

[@SundaySpeaks]

0:44 but could it not have been somebody who changed their mind about the purse and happened to be walking through there??

[@zoecheney1364]

THATS WHAT IVE BEEN THINKING THIS WHOLE TIME

[@NotWaffleRoblox]

fr man when i was kid i would leave takis in the most randomest place ever

[@brookem225]

"Give from the heart. Let God do the rest." Amen, girl! That's the way ❤ “Be careful not to practice your righteousness in front of others to be seen by them. If you do, you will have no reward from your Father in heaven. “So when you give to the needy, do not announce it with trumpets, as the hypocrites do in the synagogues and on the streets, to be honored by others. Truly I tell you, they have received their reward in full. But when you give to the needy, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing, so that your giving may be in secret. Then your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you." Matthew 6:1-4

[@eldogg4life]

Apparently Dads don't buy diapers...

[@NealBurkard-ut1oo]

"He deserves a new golf club" because he chose his responsibilities as a parent over a golf club 😂

[@Suhaylyalloo]

Dad jealousy is crazy. Stop comparing yourselves with women.

[@Volundur9567]

As a witch, I'd be disturbed if I got some wipes and out popped money. In my cultures, that's not a good omen. It means someone's tryna hex you. Just give money to nonprofits that help people with infants. Or help a new parent in your life.

[@Blacknatural08]

Scripture is clear on how we are supposed to do good deeds. Your not supposed to broadcast them. You do it in secret and he will reward you openly. I get why they doing because I was that mother who had to make hard choices. My daughter had to have expensive milk because she had allergies. I get it but this shouldn’t have been posted at all.

[@melissastarr7451]

These ppl had bout 24 hours before it caught on that there may be free money in the baby isle and ppl it wasn't meant for went to take it. It's also performative .

[@carrieadams7073]

You make so much sense I love your content

[@MercedesAllure]

side note!! Catch the streaaaam, she’s always in the chat ❤

[@SocialSymone]

SHE KNOWS 😉 ❤️

[@Michelle-06]

There will be consequences for whatever you do on this earth. You may think you are getting away with something at the moment. God the Father sees all and knows all things. Don't play the victim when someone retaliates.

[@umm3766]

god don't exist i'll be good

[@user-sw2wv1zx1t]

@umm3766 Look up shroud of Turin (past where they try to debunk it). Like LOOK before you speak. Don’t be blind and just assume. There’s so much more like demons and witches and giants etc. You might wanna get good…..

[@user-sw2wv1zx1t]

@umm3766 shroud of Turin, demons, witches, giants, coal in the desert, demon faces on people. Don’t say you can see if you’re blind.

[@Venjamin]

​@@user-sw2wv1zx1t uh... most of those things don't exist. "Coal in the desert" isn't... a particularly big deal.

[@karicewillis]

I myself did a roughly $42 scheme(I got free alcohol gift sets for about $42 in a giveaway and "Returned," them for store credit at a store that does returns with no receipts) and soon after ended up in financial trouble for about $420 😵‍💫☢️ The "Bad things you do, you will end up getting 10 times worse happened to me! ☢️😵‍💫

[@jordinjenkins518]

I actually saw a group of teen boys in the baby aisle doing this. I told security, and they stopped them. I hope they're moms know and give them an appropriate punishment.

[@Beetdabot]

I know some people aren't religious or might have some issues with certain things but there really are some good moral examples in there. Book of Matthew Chapter 6 applies to this soooooooo much

[@anncromarty2590]

Thank you for your valuable content.

[@kibibijoseph5]

Also, I’m sorry but why are we hiding money in the stores? Me, a person who never heard of this trend would have definitely taken the money because….theres random money on the shelf…idk is it just me???

[@NotWaffleRoblox]

fr

[@mysteriousmochi]

It's so true, i didn't shop at traget for my baby products. I went to walmart 8:00

[@kdmrekin]

This reminded me of beggars in street in my country. Police tells us to not give money to them because they are probably part of an underground organization. We often see in news like "beggar caught in street faking paralyzed legs running away from the police, turns out he has 3-4 apartments on his name" etc. People often give them money to help but.......

[@karicewillis]

I remember Weekly World News Magazine saying that a "Homeless beggar," was REALLY a Wealthy CEO with a 5 Million Mansion and a $500,000 Lamborghini! ☢️ I was SHOCKED(I was a CHILD when I read that article and couldn't believe that a Homeless beggar could ACTUALLY be a Wealthy CEO with a Mansion and a Lamborghini, but as an Adult, this is becoming more and more prevalent and less shocking. 💡

[@thehopefulbudgeter]

This world is wicked smh. People have their ill motives and only God knows. ❤ some things aren’t meant to be content. Good deeds should be private imo. Or some good deeds lol

[@antigonepc]

To be fair, the up and up brand from target is one of the cheapest diapers out there. Plus, target is always having amazing sales where if you spend 100 bucks you get a 20 dollar gift certificate. Target is a great place for low income moms to get pretty good diapers.

[@lvd-lyricvideodream1879]

Oh the trend i saw, someone’s momma said no. When something is in a different aisle at a store. I don’t have TikTok but i watch your channel and i learn about trends, finances, and get to hear/see your perspective.

[@kyliCatherine1]

Wow! I had no idea this had become a trend. I used to do something similar a few years ago, leaving money near items like ramen noodles or other low budget items to help people who were probably in need. It’s a shame that people are taking advantage of this.

[@Eddysig]

6:40 i REEEEEALLY liked this persons video!!! So well said!!! It reminds me of the type of sentiment I want to put out once I become an educator!!! Just "this is embarrassing you guys!"

[@Lostforstories]

The stealing part is a social experiment for them fr

[@TheRabxtreme]

Your vdo is both informative and full of sense of humor. I really enjoy that!

[@geegee1215]

Walmart items are not that cheap, especially the diapers. They have $1.24 pacifiers but that’s about it. if a Walmart item is less than target it’s usually by 1 cent. I compare prices everywhere and the good thing about target is they have coupons on their app and promotional deals, such as spend 100 on baby items get a 20 gift card. I figure if you have to buy the items anyway, might as well get money back.

[@AxelaxiB]

"Without witness or reward" -The Doctor

[@JordanClemons]

As a social media bystander......EVERYTHING THAT IS POSTED IS FOR CLOUT. There is no reason to post a good deed ever. Just do it, think nothing more of it, and pray to drive the blessing home. Thats it.

[@aliciacb8284747274]

100% clout and attention. What is the need for everyone to witness your good deed besides pride. That’s not a good deed, that’s an act of selfishness.

[@Terica008]

When the woman was talking on the Private deeds segment, everything she said she was absolutely correct!

[@susiefairfield7218]

Oh wow! No wonder I saw someone at walgreens snooping and rooting around the baby products section 😮😂

[@harrisindustries314]

So someone created an entire narrative out of what was likely nothing and an entire trend was made? I literally leave stuff I don't want to buy anymore in random places in the store sometimes (I know, I'm bad). There could be a million reasons why that purse was there - lol. Instead of donating baby supplies to places that literally exist for that reason, people are engaging in passive acts of kindness (* cough clout). People must be really bored these days to resort to such pointless behavior. Side note: Just because someone has kids doesn't make them deserving of anything. This idea is where so many bad parents get their entitlement from. We live in the real world. Not what is displayed on social media.

[@Eddysig]

When it's a trend to do something nice so people suddenly see the value in it instead of just seeing it as a fundamental basic thing to do (being kind and giving, not specifically the money)

[@edjohn5114]

That one girl didn’t wanna say the word performative because she didn’t know if they were leaving the money or not. She failed to realize IT’S STILL PERFORMATIVE!! “Let me leave $20 but post it” They are investing into their own social media growth.

[@RaveSoul02]

Oooh I saw this and it gave me the ick... And I have a kid. It's not really charitable if you need to film it . Or give the money to a charity that helps moms.

[@SocialSymone]

Hey Ya'll Im watching it AFTER the stream now...I'm not gettng the cutting outs now but let me know if yall are still?

[@blueditto]

it seems fine now! was just the premiere! 😊

[@SocialSymone]

@blueditto KZbin TRYNA PLAY ME AINT THEY?! 😂 I KNEW SOMETHING WASN'T RIGHT CAUSE I JUST WATCHED THE WHOLE THING BEFORE I UPLOADED! GLAD IT'S GOOD NOW THOUGH!

[@blueditto]

@@SocialSymone lmaoo for real 😝

[@SocialSymone]

@blueditto now I'm paranoid to do live premieres again because that messes up the experience for the viewer and a lot of people will click off if they think that my audio is trash.

[@blueditto]

@@SocialSymone I haven’t had problems with your previous ones! hopefully it was a one off.

[@Karlae86]

Awesome content, Thanks for your time.

[@SocialSymone]

😉 I APPRECIATE YOU!!!

[@danielleraven9500]

I work at a target and when items get destroyed like that we have to send them out to be defected,and yes sometimes that means they are donated or sent to a different shop,but for some things like medicine that just has to be tossed. Which means a family who maybe really needed that medicine to get their baby through the night now has to go without

[@Terminal_Apotos]

They’re putting the money in Target, TARGET. LOL

[@sademorris2433]

Lmbo! I never thought of that, Target, targets a certain mom. 😂 thats why we call it Targetè. They really shouldve went to a dollar general or some